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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

An occasional correspondent OF Que OF
tie propfistor- ~ this paper. Who spent
part % the lAsi week with family fficnis
"a the ulu. writes % ne charming Ap-
psArAncs % oar village ~ tie time OF this
visit The thflt that everywhere NAs
.ri'caief ~ TIE neAiness OF TIE iNciAugs
ari thsir surroundings The evidences ~
he rsfnei AMI suobiing character OF our
people A. noiiccf Ia The extensive caitlVa-
i.on % fruits AT foWcrs; Indications o.
SUBSTANTIAL wealth And prosperity ~ o.
served lu tie extensive aCersgc OF lands
unier cultivation. AMI The hOase gardens
r.viug promise 90 fuil supply Tor ihe
k.icasn and The table.
lie 40 Alutes % The pleasure received
.- listening - the music performed BY
oar village h.ni SATURDAY evening" on The
Common. And couuts himself fortunate in
Saving nnet his visit o. ~ oqQorine =
f,,s ia, enabled bin % b. thus favored.
Ne aludcs To complimentary terms 10 thls
-aslcai organitail0us both In regard 20
taelr selections OF tunes played that even
Ir- ,ni tsslr rendering % them under The
skllfal leadership % MI Emery Mason
t.e band master Ant director.
In reference % The Sunday services A.
iAe Bspils, Church In The morning he
s2eAks % tae sermon % the preacher.
Rev Nj BArrows, A. one oi power All
i.rscinsss. alike Interesting AM 10
siructve. Ant the rendering % TIE church
uls.c ~ ne qaArtstte choir A. being 10
aarnouy viii the sentiment OF IL hymns
Ani he sAcrciness OF The day. And DC
corclaies hl. letter with The declaration
iaai be- would have been glad 20 have tAf.
res longer 10 80 charming q place and
anons such pleasant Ani hospl,Aole peo-
Pc A. be net GA that occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
WEST RETHEI.

The plg with SIX legs. owned by Lewis
Tyler. died when four days old, AMI Il be-
lng set up by W. II. Morrow. Any shIs
man Wishing 10 parch>se this stuffed curl.
osliy. should write 10 Nc. Tyler a. one,
for u VII sOoa be sold - some one FOR en-
hlbltion.
Mrs. L0tile 4 Whitmaa IL quite feeble,
AMI DR. Hlll. OF Bethel. was called 10 see
her Monday.
Woo l. sslllng Zoe IS Cts. per pound,
and buyers are qaite plenty
A. \. bean Il paying Is cents per doEsn
Cor eggs, and 20 cents per pound Tor good
butter.
Mrs. Della Masphy has moved back Into
Der house on the north side OF The railroad.
and Everett Dresser aud wife have gone
20 housekeeping In the rent vacated by her.
Mrs. EliEa l. Cobb, ~ SheloOurne. ~.
II. l. visiting her parents 10 this place.
Mrs. Hattie A. Grover Is Ia very poor
health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
FAST WATERFORD.

Charles uoigioa q, r,lslng his barn
slx feet. and making = cellar under H.
Leslie McKenuey found his three-year
oil colt dead In The pasture no, long siuce
Mrs. Horace MIXER. with her iiile SOP,
Il stopping Al The home OF Der father, ID
q Pride. turiug TIE warm weather.
Messrs. phipps and Morrill,. % Bfitg,ou
Academy. were In town The loih.
Ciemsutinc Haskell has been spending
q week with her sister Al Norway.
Ksv. Chss. simmer, pastor 20 The Cong
church Al The Pat. breaches Al ials place
on alternate Snnisy Afternoons
We uniersiand Ira Johusou has bought
q Cooley creAmsr.
william Meserve has novel inio he
house a. Ia foot 90 Bakers lllll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Ms. s. A. Stevens has been qaIte sIel
Bat Il now better.
A team from Waterford broke down
last bsios the school.house few days
ago. II Vas caused by the breakin. OF
The wheel The load was taken of, and The
wheel repaired enough % hold I'll the team
could be driven back 10 Waterford.
Prank Green has been a. Waterford the
past week. doing some work Tor Charles
Hotgior.
Camping has begun rather earlier than
usual thl. year. Several parties have been
camping on the shores OF The Lake fOr
week OF more.
EliAs wootsun, the owner OF one Of the
steamers. came up last sunday. and gave
free ride. across TIE lake and back, 10
al that cared 20 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
NlRNICO

Mrs. Ellis u. Flagg IL quite sick
Jason n Walker continues In Improve
Hon. =. \. Marble, Horace Marble and
District Deputy Marshall Smith, spent
the night with ~ this week.
Crowds Of fishermen pass 10 Ssln
River and are having good luck.
Henry 5. Raymond and wife are now
visiting here.
B.F. Virgin IL At Dlxasld employed by
Frank Stanley.
Berj. Stor,r has not fully recovered
from bis injuries. lie has employed MT
Beaiie, Of Ramfori Centre, 10 work on bis
farm.
Summer visitors begin 10 arrive.
A. &. Austin. Esq, made ne spy
call day OF two ago.
Runners are thick ss blackberry bios
sons.
blanchard Klmbsll has moved 10 the
EllAs NorcrOss farm. 10 Dlxneld. His
house II now vacant SrARAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
WILSON'S MILLS.

The last drive Il nearly through th'
dam. and Is doomed al the Diamond farm
nlllng The river a. this date peAfiy 70 'as
Rips. -.
Dr. Jones has been up trouting, also
party from Milan. l. Y. Evans has oee'
up again 81.
Three Of The Bennett boys made an olo
fashioned trip 10 Upton the past week, oy
boat, afler supplies, but were glad tc
have the steamboat take them In tow before
getting back.
T j Foster. OF Bethel, IL In town.
There Is q blg Ore raging In Parksrtow1
which seems likely 10 DO much damage tc
timber. II started from the driven. nre.
NIX. Bennett has bought The JERSEY
hsifsr ~ROsebud,- OFT. J. Foster, OF Beth
81. A., s,,
4 jolly parv-jadgipx nom NE r a,ppl
f.ces--veut 70 ride last evening In flint'
NV wagon. II Was b1llt expressly V
carry sportsmsn, and seems 70 BE- jass 'is
thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
ROXBURY FOND.

Pm Eimunis had potato tops Il inches
high. June n W. X Jenne hai them II
inches algh from seed planted May ..
Dii the compositOr mean - be funny
when be murisrci the name Of poor Mrs.
fArtingtonf
J. : ani J. X Mitchell are cutting pop
lar on their land In byron. Beui,min ID.
Mitchell l. cutting on The farm he bought
% A. l.. Merrill
Miss Flora Mcluues IL To- teach the
school Al uTrrnch Civ"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
LOWELL.

% Saturday last, . child. aged II
months, son Of Mrs. Henry Natter, ATE &C
eiiently large amount OF paris g'esn'
lie died from is Elects on Monday:
Ga Saturday last. Mr.. James I. Aooo'.'
formerly OF IRIS town, Vas buried At NO. =
Tie lived In SOmerville, Mass, a. ,he um'
o. dis death.
Died. In this town, Jane 9.h, MI. hasen'
Harletine. sgst 50 years.
Ga Tuesday. June ltih. Al III A. Al, ne,
william Ssndorook and Miss Carrie y
Head. both Of this plsce. we're msrnea ~
TIE Congregational church oy Rev. MT
Bsedsnkof, OF Waterford. A large nun
Der OF friends were In attendance. ID
church vas nasly decorated. Nsry I'M
nasic from the organ Vas furnished .,
Mrs.. George Evsns, Of Britgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
BUCKPIELD

The carpenters have resumed work on
OEOne cottage. and once more the noun.
tain bretzss bring 10 oar ears the sound OF
''hammer and axe, anger aud san, ~ the
work goes briskly on. John whitman,
uebron's boss carpenter, IL st the head OF
the business. The DR.. will have the house
ready for occupancy before the ripenlng OF
the nrs, BURBERRY. IL IL beautifully siiu.
a,ei on the highest point Of the mountain,
and commands az extensive and msgnln'
cent view OF Lewiston, NC. Falls, Turner
village. oxford village, Norway. South
Paris, Paris IIlli and Backneld village, all
standing oct distinctly In the range OF
vision. IDKx.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Society
together with the village children gave .
pleasing entertainment, wednesday even
log. The church decorations were elsbo-
rate and the entertainment passed OF sue
cessfully.
IrisA 4 Donovan are receiving large
lot OF cedar over the X y. { II. X X II
being put on the cars ~ Gllbertville rom
the Abdroscoggin river.
Horace A. Irish has moved Into the
Prince stand recently occupied by T. ID
Hartford.
The friends OF Miss Annie Forster will
be glad TO know that she has so far re-
covered ~ 10 be able 10 ride gu, the past
week.
Miss Loi,ie Forster Il speniins lev
weeks In Massachusetts,.
DR.. Bailey. Veterinary Surgeon OF Fort
land. WAS called 10 examine the stock on
the farm OF Homer ". Chsse, and found
nothing serious.
Mrs. Benz. spauidlng aud daughters are
visiting friends In Blddeford.
Mrs. X. &. Jeweit, OF Auburn spent the
Ssobsih with her sister, Mrs. oIen
Spsuldng.
The directors OF the Rumford Falls aud
Buekneld Il II. run Especial train over the
road Friday. 10 take another peak" ~
Rumford Falls 10 see II the "o,her fellers"
rail- road has 20, 10 ahead ofthem. Tho
two years are slipping by aud no signs OF
q move 10 extend the road YET
Ex.Mushal Blsbee IL aceumuia'ing
drove OF horses.
The rch-light- medicine-man" Was on
the squsre Saturday evening. Several
victims were sick enough 10 invest
Miss Frank futile. OF Norway, Is visit.
log scenes aud friends OF her youthful
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
SOUTH BUcKFrELD.

ttis with pleasure that "fender unto
Caesar the things that sre Caesars"
said amer the April ffeshst that The
road over South lllli Presents to-day the
sppesrsnce of the rocky bed ~ some dried
no river" II has b 'sn TRANSFORMED a. II
by some magic wAsdi IL shows the
touch OF MASTER hand" and were the I'm
maculste Cleveland In his pefiprte'ic
wspderings to travel over the same am
copnisnt u would receive the executive
approval.
Tue prossic fact IL, COMMISSIONED
Briigh ham. with an able corps ofassistsnis,
with the road msehlne. has visited the
scene OF the disaster. and shown hi. faith
by his works. Mr.. Bfidghsm IL emineutly
qalsinsd by natural gins sni the results
of his experience for the position OF road
commissioner.
WIN Mitchell IL la feeble health aud
would like 10 sell his farm
Mrs. Rath Hutchinson has sold her
Jersey COW N lara Doten.
Bsnnie Gefrish IL Ia the employ or the
Chase bros. aud II now csnvsssipg Tor
nursery stock.
John L. Record has been cured OF
rheumatism by Athlophoros. Haven't We
heard II said that there IL M merit Ia
patent msdlciaesi
Truman Shaw IL travelling sgsnt Tor the
wilmington Bros. celebrated bushes.
star Carer and Jack Sprat are 10 Re
competitors In the race q, Portland on the
2ith Inst
Lincoln was known a. the great rail
splitter. Ills election was productive OF
another and more tragic Kind Of rail-
spliitlng a. I Glanced ~ b. witness.
The fret Maine was dlsmountsi aud 10
position In close proximity ~ q large
force OF rebels Ny company hal collect.
ei lot Of ceisr rails, ths rifles of
vlrgiuls fence. AMI bad formed sort ~
bresstwork. Dufing the nght rebel
shell struck into the centre OF t1ls imprO
ylsei bresstwork and shattered and scat.
tered these rails In thousand pieces.
The company, or what was able IN travel,
retired preclpl,sisly without orders from
superior officers
Wa. no, that man little pfeyi0u. Who
sail sgopi hay crop WAS sltesiy sssureif
In alsti number Of the DENocR,r yoar
Hebron correspondent gave the age OF
Daniel Bueknam, Of that town. &c ninety
ise years n am not mlst,keued his
rue sge IL ,lghiy.dsc years.
There are ten stations kept for service
10 Baeknsli sni foar asst over tie lines
n stlo,nlng towns IL horse breeding
ivtsriOra,ing Ia eastern Otforif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
OXFORD.

Children's Day Was observed At the
ConrI church, June 18th. The church
was very tsstefally decorated with flowers
wres,hs aud growing plants. Appropri'
ate remsrks were made by the pastor, Rev.
Mr. Greedy, with music by the sabbath
school. Mr.. 0reeiy IL q nephew OF Horace
Greedy, IL much liked, and has refused
several catering Offers from Other par
ishes.
DIR. A. l. Jersey attended the Maine
Medical Association at Portland last week.
Alpha Ksvauaugh's little daughter Bsr-
ths. IL somewhat better.
Mrs. X II Holmes has erysipelas in the
ankle.
Mrs. Fanny Andrews IL improving.
Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury 10 building stable.
The hrst nine went 10 Bridgton Satur..
dsy, 10 play against the Dridgton nine, aud
were beaten By q score OF 20 TO IL
Five thousand young salmon trout were
put into Thompson Pond last week, By
Edmonds and Jones.
Since the Congregational Church VA
opened the attendance has been mnef
larger than usual, either summer or win
Ter. The subject OF the discourse nex'
Sunday, ct 2 o'clock, p. ~. wiz Dc "rn'
New Theology" COMMITTEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
ALBANY.

n. W oodbary. principal OF the ESTER
NprmL school. with his family, have b..
visiting frieais In Oxford coua,y. III: Al
80 spent few days with his fsiher.ln law
J. II. L)y,I)y They came through from
Css,lne with spau OF horses lie attfib
uies his Improved health. Ina measure u
TIE use OF compound oxygen. IL; other
eousumpiives try IL.
Joseph Wheeler and wife. OF South Paris
are visiting their sous here.
Miss Rake Cammlngs, not Kate, az The
printer srronlously male II. who has been
visiting her sister At Lower Gllmsntou, N
II has returned.
John York. aged Sugars, Il nearly blind,
and Qaitc feeble In body aud mind.
Mr.. klloon. the minister a. Norway
Centre. has visited his clsssmate, Mr.. Wis
wall. who supplies the church here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Psrhap1 Il will interest some Who have
formerly resided ia this place, 70 nsve
us; ofthoss Who are seventy years 90 30
upwards Rsuel Cofrsn. Thomas -
Bragg. Mrs.. Thomas y. Bragg, David y
brooks. Otis n. Abbott. Alpasns B,naru'
Mrs. Alpheus BAllsrt, Joseph w. Balnu'
Joan I. Bragg. lothian SeSal Chapman'
Alpaegs W. Strickland, Mrs. A. @. Doug
ASS
TIE potato bags are 80 plenty that some
AAVe given Up raising potatoes this year
TIE tops Of the young plants are eaten
close D. the ground.
Charles Chase came from canada. Wed
nesdAy. with doe looking horse.
James \. Williamson. Of Bangor, Il Win
a. again f0r the sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
nICKYALE.

Gras. Is looking nnely In this vicinity.
A good hay crop l. anticipated.
oar potatoes and corn are up. anu We
have expected visit from JACK fros' ou'
be has not yet arrived. 1870
Mrs q. L. Rowe Is on The slek hsI
Wool sold last week for ~ cents per
pound. .,..
ID. l.. Chevery has fall-oloodei wnite
Chester pig that weighed IS pounds "neh
SIX or seven weeks old.
The best lack We ever had fishing, was
one Oar this spring when We got oasnei-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
HARTFORD.

Grass and all other crops are looking
doe. but We need rain very much.
The Line school closed Que week on &C.
count OF the sickness OF the teacher, bat
Is now In running order.
n A. Irish has moved 20 Daekneli VII
lsse. lie rents the old Loring stand.
About all the wool has been bought up
IN this vicinity.
The lamb buyers are ou, Good lambs,
Nc for market. are worth from e. 80 to
A ~
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HIRAM.

Mr.. Daniel Pierce died Jaue lab, OF
lung fever. aged II years. She died -
she bat lived, q christian. Her children
from III. Mass. y. II, aud Me. were
privileged 30 minisisr 10 her In her las'
DAYS. She was our neighoor. and We may
refer IN her excellent life and character
hereafter. Her husband, who has been
her compAniou 0l years, Il eonnoed 10 the
house by the iufirmlties OF old age.
We regret % hear OF The death OF Mrs.
Annie. wife OF Dennis NORTH, which oc'
CURED June l6lh. OF nervous ptosira,ion
and neuralgia 81 the heart. She was a
most amlable lady. OF many sterling quail
lies that greatly enieared her 10 her fsmi'
~, and large circle OF friends. She was
one OF the leading dressmskers and millln'
ers Ia this region, aud her place In The
community will long avail, her eqaal.
We will write more hereafter.
We learn that Mrs. James Wsisworth
l. dangerously III OF heart disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

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PrSNsYtvANiA. The above are AL large
sr,.elss. oompanis. and guarantee Ao-
.clais security. sgains' loss or damage
by ire. wm. J. Wheeler AT. Old T.
q. buiding. South PAris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
NRWRY.

There 4. little local news to note 10 this
vicinity this week.
Farmers are feeling happy over the crop
prospects. ,,
Planting and hoeipg are getting mixed,
ana having looks A. though IL would soon
be here
truly busy time.
&C. Harlow wss summoned 10 Buck
field Thursday OF last week. by the death
OF his father, who resided In that place.
The potato beetles are very plenty. 4
notice they .re eating the leaves on small
potatoes very badly. Wonder II u would
pay 70 apply paris green about the time
az their advent. Your correspondent has
potatoes and peas In blossom.
A. ID. Kllgore and wife have been made
happy lately ~ the birth OF . daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
RAsr HEBRON.

Miss Ella VI. Berry IL vlsl,ing her
brother and sister N Arson.
Erekisl Merrill, Esq, OF this town, hs'
purchased q mate for bis 5-year-old coll
and ne now has pair tha, weighs 200
lbs, .nd IL Is thought the best pair IL
Oxford County.
Chlliren's Day was observed here last
Sabbath In . very pleasing and sppropfi
ate manner Rev. G.. T. Keene preached
sermon 20 the children. after which ih'
Sunday School children gave q very excel
Lent concert, which did credit ~ theii
teachers a. well - their superluteni
There was = good display OF birds anC
eaNer-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
EAST BETHEL

F.E. Carpenter now has lady eierk,-
Miss Emma Ackiev from New York. She
IL boarding with Mrs. Kettle Bean.
Mrs. II. ID. Holt IL suffering with very
bad finger, caused by the bite OF . horse
while feeding him hay.
W. o. Holt recently cut bis 1901 quite
badly. .,
A. w. Grover. OF West Bethel. and q.
p. Bean. OF Bethel, spent the past week q
G. NJ. Kimbslfs.
Mr.. Hutchinson, assudsnt from Newton
Mesa, win preach at this church even ~
ternste Sabbath during the SUMNER com
mencing June 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
RROWNFIELD.

Chlldrcns Day was observed Al ihe
CongI church both morning and evening".
The church wAs beautifully decof.iei
With plants AMI iDwers. 10 the morning.
NJ Emm0us, The pastor. gave Nery
Interesting sermon 20 The children, Whlca
was nsisrei % With much Interest, no.
oniy by The children bat by older ones. 10
The evening the children gave nne oon
cert. whica WAS listened - BY large and
appreciAtlvc Auilsnce.
saturday the c. l. :. c. met a. l.
friuk's.
"wednesday Mrs. Scsmmon I'LL and Mrs
Marshal Sprlng % Hiram, visited All l.
frnk's.
Mrs. wallace Merrill. OF Brighton, Il Wis
Ting ~ the iArrison's,-Aer old home.
Business Il lively lasi now. gate a
number OF buildings are bslng built.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
FAST SUMNER.

Mr.. J. NJ. wsidron, ofNewton Theolog-
zeal Seminary, has been secured 10 supply
the Baptist church during his vacation OF
three months. lie supplied the Congl pull
pit last Sabbath.
Ne. Rldeout. o student ron Andovef
Seminary. will begin his iAoors Win 'hs
Coug1 church. June 2Cth.
Postmaster Eastman received atelegram
Friday. announcing the death OF bis father
in Sweden. Mr. Eastman went thither on
saturday, TO attend the funeral services.
Demus Kicker died on Tuesday. aged
as years. lie had been In falling health
for some time past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
PORTER

Fir. growing weather following rAin-
~ make Al abandAni hay crop.
waiter LIBBY. who has oeen eiefklns
'1rJ.H. Towle. a. Kszu fAls, Tor lons
tine. will nov have - give 40 bis sliaa,
ton an return home - take charge o'
TIE fru. on account OF TIE deaih OF MS
fAihsf. Mr y. +. Liooy.
Frsuch Risr. painters OF iais piaes'
have gore % StscA Fails, StAndisn. "a
uork. where they have a two monih's loo,
Its expected that East fryeourg Jan
Nj furnish Tie music ~ THIS place JUN
80.
Nr. Sswell. OF this place and Jere Bal
iock. % Keru Falls. have bought oat 'n'
neat business Of Fred Smith.
TIE usual Cffcers are looking 49,
ts,irqusrt school children mailing then
attend school
NJ y. N. LIBBY. OFFS. Hiram, isii an
ffscturet rlo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
DENMARK.

Mrs. sporord J. Bennett, died June 10th,
NJ consumption, aged about IS years. fa'
neral Sunday. attended by Mr.. Cummings.
Joseph p. Smith died June l2ih, after
long Illness, aged 80 years. lie leaves
widow and three small children. Mrs.
smith and her children have gone TO live
with her father, Augustus A. Pingree.
willis Sanborne has returned TO Spring
wala
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
FRYRBuRU.

oaite q uumbsr attended the Cong'l Con
ference Al Augusta, last week.
The ofice OF the OrfOri Record Wa
moved 20 this village last week, and Is -
tabllsAed In the room lately occupied b.
Seavey. tailor.
The new Hook and Ladder Truck am
the Hose earrisge have arrived and are u
running order. The building 10 conih'
them i rapidly being finished
The Horse Il Il. Is siill being COMMENDED
over.
Mrs. s. Head Is visiting In Mass.
Mr.. T.. s. Chase Is siill eotnaed TO The
house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
MASON.

Pianting. hosing. haylng aud repairing
roads are al going on A. The sane tine.
Something much oui OF The usual course.
Vegetation i growing very rapidly
Grass never loOkei better.
WIN T.. puinAm. OF lewiston. one OF
your olt subscribers. called on me last
week. lie has been laid up nreen weeks
with rheumatism bat Il much better now.
J. II bean, Esq. l. paiilng oar roads
In order
AZ Tyler has retained from Ousneli.
lie hal hls shollicr dlslOcaiei while Ao-
sent
LAmbs Ani wool are selling well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
EAST BROW NRIELD.

The exercises ON Chllirsn'- Sand,y
we're very interesting
The annual meeting OF the Coug. sewing
circle was held a, the parsonage June IS,
arr the oricer. chosen were Miss Della
Spring. President; Mrs. q q. Mansneli'
Vice President; Mrs T. A. q. Suekuey'
Sec. and Trsss.
J. Colby IL building . stable and when
completed be will have Zoe set OF build
ings.
The ouinl lof the Record once. which
Il 70 be located a. fUebarg IL being
moved this week.
The feeling OF those who worship In The
Cong. Church Is strong against having
the corn shop located 50 near 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21
WATERFORD.

The weather IL fne and everything
seemed bensfitied by the recent rains.
some OF our farmers believing In the adj
.re,thst the 'esrly bird getie,h the worn,
plsuted their corn In the nrst OF May 10
planting IL now In order.
Mr.. s. Moore, OF Lowell, has purchased
the home farm belonging 10 the estate OF
the late Josiah Monroe. The personal
property OF the estate viii be sold q
auction Tuesday, the ltih.
". ". Horr IL building . new barn OF
the ]. s. Grant farm.
Miss Ida willard IL on the sick list
w. T. Green has gone TO Canada, Whei'
m viii buy two car loads Of horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Alfrci walker has commenced on his
new barn. lie has got The stone work
done nAnforih Lsrry dii H.
A A BAbh's baby has been qalie sicl
al they hAi fears that ~ woali not get
well
TIE crows AZ tolng great deal OF
tsmAgc pulilns corn Ani potatoes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

Among The visitors on ne I'LL lAst week
Ari wa0 were among he company ihai
listened - The music on tae eommon
saturday evening. we not cci Co. Levi.
h saith. Dsputy Collector of CUSTOM. A.
Portland. Who spent The Stooata With Dis
sister. Mr.. wm. Chase A. TIE uAmln
p.ace Accompanying him were Mr. ;.
m. Troshrifge. % Newton. Moss Mlss
NNla Esiou, % PoriiAad. AL Mss
Helsux Y. ENou. OF Cambridge, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-21

LIuaE Stons. 81 % Lowell. Msss
hNs ben a. The uaohart House several
eavs Mr stone served bic apprenticeship
ln tie DrtocEAr once In i,js a., since
vh.ch time De- has been prominently con
rsciei With he journalism of Lowell
Ma